Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-06-11

The fall which Madame Janauschek re
ceived whilst visiting n sick actress proved
not as serious one as was al first believed,
and it Is reported that she is able to fulfill all
of her engagements for the rest of the season &.
Madame Jsnauschek is an actress of no small
ability and star she may be clsssed among
those of the first IN sguitude. Her acting is
forcible and full OF lite and energy, display
ing in every move aud action the powers OF a
highly gifted mind and body. Like ali
other actresses OF repown she has only
achieved the highest round of the ladder OF
fame through cioee and constant application
to the art, to which she has devoted her time
and her life. Madame Jaususchek first ap
peared on the stage at q very early age ana
very gradually rose to the front ranks through
the recognition OF the merits which everS
representation she gave improved : ner range
of characters ana her repertoire il extensive,
covering well an entire field o' various i'm
persons,ions Madame Jspauscbek has been
successful in both financial ana pro'es
sional light aud her skill a. An actress cannot
be disputed even by the most severe critic,
who must acknowledge that she displays de
cided professional ability in the role 81 g
assumes, making of them a Ieslity-rsther I
than q mere personiticatlon OF events and
happenings-which moves aud affects the
feelings of her auditors to expressions o'
mirth or sadness as the case may be. The
madame has brought suit to recover $50 coz
from the proprietor OF the hotel in which III.
tell.
Nate Salisbury has made 50 much money
out OF the " lid West that hs has sold all o'
his interest in the TrOubadOurs II J Ihun Y
Webster and his bright wife Nellie Nc
Henry.
John A. Stevens of Unknown fame,
whose first wife was Lo,tie ChuTcb, married
Emily Lyttop, few days ago
Many Of the actors here retired to their
farms tor the summer, according to the
amusement papers, but more are hugging
Union Square or cha-ing the loose sand
wiches from the lunch counters.
Hayden, Dick son Il Roberts produce
"Pinsfore on large scale at Mad ison
Square Garden, New York. Bob Fraser, the
clown, plays the part OF the Silent Marine.
Dockstaoers' Ministries have closed their
travelling season. They will make another
short tour before opening Tor the fall in New
York.
W. s. Cleveland, who did gres. work as
manager, for McNish, Johnson & Sisvin, will
be with Hsverly next season. Fred. Wright,
now with Haverly, goes with the German
Brothers new party
Among the performers with the Lowande
circus, which will be here next week, is
Charley Msurritus, the funny clo.n.
The Lowsnue circus exhibits usually for
25 cents. They reduced the rates tor Ian.
caster and York only because they stay here
longer.
Chsrly Reed, the ex minstrel, will play
Old Sport in Rag Bsoy" company the
coming season.
Wilson a Rankin, in half page OF the
Clipper, made big ''crack" ABOUT what they
intend doing next season. when they will
have "a Great Company. SnpSTbly Mounted
and Incomparaby Co-tumed' - Toe same
paper last week contained a card which re
fsrIed to this same minstrel band II stated
that they owed the PaIeunel!es, the Fcench
musical paviors, & 500 back salary. and ths
strangers were compelled To return ho,ns TO
France without the money.
There intends to De big rivalry in the
minstrel business the coming season. Tue
company headed by SweAtnsm, Rice and
Fagin are about liable TO push all OF the
Others
The man who wants a partner to make
fortune by furnishing money to start out
star, has his All in all the papers at this
season, and anMously awaits q " sucker" to
bite.
Atlantic City promises to have lots Of
places OF smusemect the coming season.
Robert Hail, who shot Mrs. Rivers in Phil
sdeiPbis, was only hanger on about variety
theatres, and the protss don't desire TO
have him clsssed as an "actor,"
John T. Kelly. the strong Irish comedi ian,
will have six new comedies next seaso n,